Kitchen Sinks

Kitchen sinks come in a variety of styles: Drop-in, farmhouse, undermount, and wall-mount.

Drop-in and undermount are the most common types of kitchen sinks. They offer a clean look and work with almost any countertop and cabinets. A drop-in sink sits on top of the counter, while an under-mount sink is installed beneath it.

Undermount sinks are generally considered to be more aesthetically pleasing because they have a cleaner look. They’re also easier to keep clean because there’s no lip around the edge of the sink for dirt and debris to collect.

Farmhouse sinks have become very popular and offer a distinctive look to a kitchen. However, most farmhouse sinks require the use of a custom-made cabinet to fit the sink, so proper planning needs to be done.

Wall-mount sinks are often a more traditional or industrial style, which is a trend that is becoming more popular.

Kitchen sinks are offered in a wide range of materials, including natural stone, cast iron, concrete, copper, fireclay, granite composites, and stainless steel.

The care and maintenance of your kitchen sink will depend on the material it is made from. For information on caring for and maintaining kitchen sinks of all materials we offer, please refer to our Care and Maintenance of Kitchen Sinks guide.

When choosing a kitchen sink, size is an important consideration. Most people choose the largest sink that will fit the cabinet they are installing in, to allow maximum space in the sink. Typically, you measure the overall size of your cabinet then go to the next size smaller kitchen sink size, or 3” smaller than your cabinet. For example, for a 36” cabinet, you would select a 33” sink.

A double bowl sink allows you to soak dishes, pots, and pans in one bowl and to rinse leftover food, etc. into the disposal as well as wash them.

A one bowl kitchen sink features a single large basin, while a two bowl kitchen sink has two separate basins. The choice depends on your preferences and how you use your sink for washing dishes and food preparation.

Yes, colored kitchen sinks are generally easy to maintain. Regular cleaning with non-abrasive cleaners is recommended to keep the color vibrant and the sink in good condition.

Yes, we offer kitchen sinks on clearance, providing you with the opportunity to find high-quality sinks at discounted prices. Check our clearance section for great deals.

Most sinks ship by carriers such as FedEx or the USPS, larger and heavier sinks are shipped by motor freight. If a sink ships by motor freight, it will be noted on the product ad. Parcel shipments typically ship within 24 hours of receipt of the order, delivery times will depend on where you are located, but normally arrive in less than 1 week. Motor freight sinks normally ship 1-2 business days.

Delivery time will depend on where you are located, but normally shipping time is 1 week or less. Motor freight deliveries will be a liftgate/curbside service meaning the shipment will be dropped at the edge of the driveway. The driver will not carry the item(s) onto the driveway or anywhere on your property, nor will it be brought inside (this is due to liability). We recommend having help on-site to aid in transporting your goods. For complete information on freight deliveries, please refer to our Shipping Information guide.